Calculate Average of JSON Values
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I am trying to calculate the average of JSON values, I tried to add them to an array but not able to. Can someone please help?
My code:
Object.values(data).forEach(d => {
var yo = d.values;
console.log(yo);
});
My results:
9892308
9894522
3298714
3300055
I need to calculate the average of these values. How do I do that?
Code to push values in an array:
Object.values(data).forEach(d => {
var theArray = ;
var yo = d.values;
theArray = theArray.push(yo);
console.log(theArray);
});
Result:
1
I am not able to push the values for me to calculate the array.
javascript jquery json foreach average
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I am trying to calculate the average of JSON values, I tried to add them to an array but not able to. Can someone please help?
My code:
Object.values(data).forEach(d => {
var yo = d.values;
console.log(yo);
});
My results:
9892308
9894522
3298714
3300055
I need to calculate the average of these values. How do I do that?
Code to push values in an array:
Object.values(data).forEach(d => {
var theArray = ;
var yo = d.values;
theArray = theArray.push(yo);
console.log(theArray);
});
Result:
1
I am not able to push the values for me to calculate the array.
javascript jquery json foreach average
asked Nov 21 at 19:43
newbierp
365
1
I tried to add them to an array but not able to show us what you tried
– Taplar
Nov 21 at 19:45
Otherwise, conceptually, you'd set a variable to 0 before the forEach, add the values to it in the forEach, and after the forEach divide by the number of values.
– Taplar
Nov 21 at 19:45
You would add them all together & then divide them by the number of items. That's how you calculate the average of a set.
– admcfajn
Nov 21 at 19:47
The math is pretty basic. How manyObject.values()are there? What's the total? How do you add numbers in javscript?
– charlietfl
Nov 21 at 19:47
Also, slight smell. Your model variable is called "values", but it appears to only have a single value in it.
– Taplar
Nov 21 at 19:49
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up vote
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I am trying to calculate the average of JSON values, I tried to add them to an array but not able to. Can someone please help?
My code:
Object.values(data).forEach(d => {
var yo = d.values;
console.log(yo);
});
My results:
9892308
9894522
3298714
3300055
I need to calculate the average of these values. How do I do that?
Code to push values in an array:
Object.values(data).forEach(d => {
var theArray = ;
var yo = d.values;
theArray = theArray.push(yo);
console.log(theArray);
});
Result:
1
I am not able to push the values for me to calculate the array.
javascript jquery json foreach average
asked Nov 21 at 19:43
newbierp
365
I am trying to calculate the average of JSON values, I tried to add them to an array but not able to. Can someone please help?
My code:
Object.values(data).forEach(d => {
var yo = d.values;
console.log(yo);
});
My results:
9892308
9894522
3298714
3300055
I need to calculate the average of these values. How do I do that?
Code to push values in an array:
Object.values(data).forEach(d => {
var theArray = ;
var yo = d.values;
theArray = theArray.push(yo);
console.log(theArray);
});
Result:
1
I am not able to push the values for me to calculate the array.
javascript jquery json foreach average
javascript jquery json foreach average
asked Nov 21 at 19:43
newbierp
365
asked Nov 21 at 19:43
newbierp
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asked Nov 21 at 19:43
newbierp
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asked Nov 21 at 19:43
newbierp
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asked Nov 21 at 19:43
newbierp
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I tried to add them to an array but not able to show us what you tried
– Taplar
Nov 21 at 19:45
Otherwise, conceptually, you'd set a variable to 0 before the forEach, add the values to it in the forEach, and after the forEach divide by the number of values.
– Taplar
Nov 21 at 19:45
You would add them all together & then divide them by the number of items. That's how you calculate the average of a set.
– admcfajn
Nov 21 at 19:47
The math is pretty basic. How manyObject.values()are there? What's the total? How do you add numbers in javscript?
– charlietfl
Nov 21 at 19:47
Also, slight smell. Your model variable is called "values", but it appears to only have a single value in it.
– Taplar
Nov 21 at 19:49
|
show 5 more comments
1
I tried to add them to an array but not able to show us what you tried
– Taplar
Nov 21 at 19:45
Otherwise, conceptually, you'd set a variable to 0 before the forEach, add the values to it in the forEach, and after the forEach divide by the number of values.
– Taplar
Nov 21 at 19:45
You would add them all together & then divide them by the number of items. That's how you calculate the average of a set.
– admcfajn
Nov 21 at 19:47
The math is pretty basic. How manyObject.values()are there? What's the total? How do you add numbers in javscript?
– charlietfl
Nov 21 at 19:47
Also, slight smell. Your model variable is called "values", but it appears to only have a single value in it.
– Taplar
Nov 21 at 19:49
1
1
I tried to add them to an array but not able to show us what you tried
– Taplar
Nov 21 at 19:45
I tried to add them to an array but not able to show us what you tried
– Taplar
Nov 21 at 19:45
Otherwise, conceptually, you'd set a variable to 0 before the forEach, add the values to it in the forEach, and after the forEach divide by the number of values.
– Taplar
Nov 21 at 19:45
Otherwise, conceptually, you'd set a variable to 0 before the forEach, add the values to it in the forEach, and after the forEach divide by the number of values.
– Taplar
Nov 21 at 19:45
You would add them all together & then divide them by the number of items. That's how you calculate the average of a set.
– admcfajn
Nov 21 at 19:47
You would add them all together & then divide them by the number of items. That's how you calculate the average of a set.
– admcfajn
Nov 21 at 19:47
The math is pretty basic. How many
Object.values() are there? What's the total? How do you add numbers in javscript?– charlietfl
Nov 21 at 19:47
The math is pretty basic. How many
Object.values() are there? What's the total? How do you add numbers in javscript?– charlietfl
Nov 21 at 19:47
Also, slight smell. Your model variable is called "values", but it appears to only have a single value in it.
– Taplar
Nov 21 at 19:49
Also, slight smell. Your model variable is called "values", but it appears to only have a single value in it.
– Taplar
Nov 21 at 19:49
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You could reduce the data by taking the nth (length) of the value and add it to the average in a single loop.
var data = { a: { values: 9892308 }, b: { values: 9894522 }, c: { values: 3298714 }, d: { values: 3300055 } },
average = Object
.values(data)
.reduce((avg, { values }, _, { length }) => avg + values / length, 0);
console.log(average);answered Nov 21 at 19:51
Nina Scholz
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Depends how you have your data structured, but an Array.reduce should get you the sum, and divide by the length for the average.
const data = {
a: {
values: 9892308,
},
b: {
values: 9894522,
},
c: {
values: 3298714,
},
something_weird: {
values: 3300055,
}
}
const sum = Object.values(data).reduce((acc, current) => acc + current.values, 0);
const average = sum / Object.values(data).length;
console.log(average);answered Nov 21 at 19:51
Hodrobond
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
You could reduce the data by taking the nth (length) of the value and add it to the average in a single loop.
var data = { a: { values: 9892308 }, b: { values: 9894522 }, c: { values: 3298714 }, d: { values: 3300055 } },
average = Object
.values(data)
.reduce((avg, { values }, _, { length }) => avg + values / length, 0);
console.log(average);answered Nov 21 at 19:51
Nina Scholz
172k1384147
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
You could reduce the data by taking the nth (length) of the value and add it to the average in a single loop.
var data = { a: { values: 9892308 }, b: { values: 9894522 }, c: { values: 3298714 }, d: { values: 3300055 } },
average = Object
.values(data)
.reduce((avg, { values }, _, { length }) => avg + values / length, 0);
console.log(average);answered Nov 21 at 19:51
Nina Scholz
172k1384147
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
You could reduce the data by taking the nth (length) of the value and add it to the average in a single loop.
var data = { a: { values: 9892308 }, b: { values: 9894522 }, c: { values: 3298714 }, d: { values: 3300055 } },
average = Object
.values(data)
.reduce((avg, { values }, _, { length }) => avg + values / length, 0);
console.log(average);answered Nov 21 at 19:51
Nina Scholz
172k1384147
You could reduce the data by taking the nth (length) of the value and add it to the average in a single loop.
var data = { a: { values: 9892308 }, b: { values: 9894522 }, c: { values: 3298714 }, d: { values: 3300055 } },
average = Object
.values(data)
.reduce((avg, { values }, _, { length }) => avg + values / length, 0);
console.log(average);var data = { a: { values: 9892308 }, b: { values: 9894522 }, c: { values: 3298714 }, d: { values: 3300055 } },
average = Object
.values(data)
.reduce((avg, { values }, _, { length }) => avg + values / length, 0);
console.log(average);var data = { a: { values: 9892308 }, b: { values: 9894522 }, c: { values: 3298714 }, d: { values: 3300055 } },
average = Object
.values(data)
.reduce((avg, { values }, _, { length }) => avg + values / length, 0);
console.log(average);answered Nov 21 at 19:51
Nina Scholz
172k1384147
answered Nov 21 at 19:51
Nina Scholz
172k1384147
answered Nov 21 at 19:51
Nina Scholz
172k1384147
answered Nov 21 at 19:51
Nina Scholz
172k1384147
172k1384147
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add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Depends how you have your data structured, but an Array.reduce should get you the sum, and divide by the length for the average.
const data = {
a: {
values: 9892308,
},
b: {
values: 9894522,
},
c: {
values: 3298714,
},
something_weird: {
values: 3300055,
}
}
const sum = Object.values(data).reduce((acc, current) => acc + current.values, 0);
const average = sum / Object.values(data).length;
console.log(average);answered Nov 21 at 19:51
Hodrobond
1,3711116
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Depends how you have your data structured, but an Array.reduce should get you the sum, and divide by the length for the average.
const data = {
a: {
values: 9892308,
},
b: {
values: 9894522,
},
c: {
values: 3298714,
},
something_weird: {
values: 3300055,
}
}
const sum = Object.values(data).reduce((acc, current) => acc + current.values, 0);
const average = sum / Object.values(data).length;
console.log(average);answered Nov 21 at 19:51
Hodrobond
1,3711116
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Depends how you have your data structured, but an Array.reduce should get you the sum, and divide by the length for the average.
const data = {
a: {
values: 9892308,
},
b: {
values: 9894522,
},
c: {
values: 3298714,
},
something_weird: {
values: 3300055,
}
}
const sum = Object.values(data).reduce((acc, current) => acc + current.values, 0);
const average = sum / Object.values(data).length;
console.log(average);answered Nov 21 at 19:51
Hodrobond
1,3711116
Depends how you have your data structured, but an Array.reduce should get you the sum, and divide by the length for the average.
const data = {
a: {
values: 9892308,
},
b: {
values: 9894522,
},
c: {
values: 3298714,
},
something_weird: {
values: 3300055,
}
}
const sum = Object.values(data).reduce((acc, current) => acc + current.values, 0);
const average = sum / Object.values(data).length;
console.log(average);const data = {
a: {
values: 9892308,
},
b: {
values: 9894522,
},
c: {
values: 3298714,
},
something_weird: {
values: 3300055,
}
}
const sum = Object.values(data).reduce((acc, current) => acc + current.values, 0);
const average = sum / Object.values(data).length;
console.log(average);const data = {
a: {
values: 9892308,
},
b: {
values: 9894522,
},
c: {
values: 3298714,
},
something_weird: {
values: 3300055,
}
}
const sum = Object.values(data).reduce((acc, current) => acc + current.values, 0);
const average = sum / Object.values(data).length;
console.log(average);answered Nov 21 at 19:51
Hodrobond
1,3711116
answered Nov 21 at 19:51
Hodrobond
1,3711116
answered Nov 21 at 19:51
Hodrobond
1,3711116
answered Nov 21 at 19:51
Hodrobond
1,3711116
1,3711116
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I tried to add them to an array but not able to show us what you tried
– Taplar
Nov 21 at 19:45
Otherwise, conceptually, you'd set a variable to 0 before the forEach, add the values to it in the forEach, and after the forEach divide by the number of values.
– Taplar
Nov 21 at 19:45
You would add them all together & then divide them by the number of items. That's how you calculate the average of a set.
– admcfajn
Nov 21 at 19:47
The math is pretty basic. How many
Object.values()are there? What's the total? How do you add numbers in javscript?– charlietfl
Nov 21 at 19:47
Also, slight smell. Your model variable is called "values", but it appears to only have a single value in it.
– Taplar
Nov 21 at 19:49